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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin said he supports the clean-up of the banking system being carried out by the country's central bank.
Speaking at his annual end-of-year news conference, Putin also said that regulation should be eased for smaller banks.
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So, first and foremost, what exactly is a GMO? A GMO, by definition, is a genetically modified organism. For example, the genes of a tomato can be altered so that the tomato stays redder and brighter for longer. When placed next to an organic tomato, the genetically modified tomato will look healthier, but underneath the shiny exterior the GMO tomato contains possible elements that can lead to illness. Though GMOs can exist in a plethora of items you consume or use on a daily basis, this article pertains directly to GMOs found in plants and animals. Creating GMOs requires scientific alteration of a plant or animal's genetic makeup. This process helps create what is intended to be a more profitable product.
GMOs have been known to harm not only the animals being genetically modified, but also the humans consuming the genetically modified animal or plant. Some people who have eating GMOs may develop an allergic reaction to the GMO. Similar cases happen to the organism being modified, where animals have become sterile, sick, or, in the worst situation, died due to the modified genes. Many countries require companies to label their products containing GMOs. The United States, however, does not require these labels as of yet.
After learning about GMOs and knowing what they are, people may begin to wonder if they consume GMOs on a daily basis. Unfortunately, it is worse that that. People consumer GMOs not just on a daily basis, but for some, in an every meal basis. Many commercial food brands contain some sort of genetically modified product. To many, it is important to steer clear of GMOs altogether, as they have been proven to cause sickness. One fast food chain that is extremely popular, especially around college-centered towns, is Chipotle. Chipotle uses only organic meats, produce, and dairy products. Chipotle is making an attempt to prove that organic, or non-GMO, foods are much healthier for the consumer. Their attempt seems to be working, because every time I've been to a Chipotle, empty seats are scarce, and the line of people ordering is abundant.
If you are like me, and do not have a Chipotle within easy-driving distance, there are many other ways to make sure you and your loved ones consume healthy, non-GMO veggies, fruits, and meats. Almost all major grocers, i.e. Wal-Mart, Target, Publix, Kroger, and Ingles, carry an organic line of food. Sometimes, the organic food in these sections comes from local farmers. Shopping locally is another way to eliminate, or at least reduce, your intake of GMO products. Most towns have at least one weekend farmers market. If you have never attended one, you should make it a point to go to the next farmers market your town hosts. These markets have everything from homemade candles and natural ingredients, to local honey, and fresh eggs. When you decide to purchase a large amount of your produce or groceries from local markets or farmers markets, you not only get fresh, natural, non-GMO foods, you also get a sense of pride knowing that your stimulating your local economy and giving back to your town. One tip for these markets however: make sure you bring cash. Although these vendors may have the option of using debit or credit, it's much easier and simpler to use cash.


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Our Word of the Year choice serves as a symbol of each year's most meaningful events and lookup trends. It is an opportunity for us to reflect on the language and ideas that represented each year. So, take a stroll down memory lane to remember all of our past Word of the Year selections. But, the term still held a lot of weight. The national debate can arguably be summarized by the question: In the past two years, has there been enough change? Has there been too much?
Meanwhile, many Americans continue to face change in their homes, bank accounts and jobs. Only time will tell if the latest wave of change Americans voted for in the midterm elections will result in a negative or positive outcome. This rare word was chosen to represent 2011 because it described so much of the world around us. 2011 Word of the Year. Word of the Year for 2012. 2012 saw the most expensive political campaigns and some of the most extreme weather events in human history, from floods in Australia to cyclones in China to Hurricane Sandy and many others. We got serious in 2013.


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Providing support across Mercer County, HomeFront is one of the region's leading non-profit community action agencies. They may have some short term support services for the working poor, low income and unemployed in the region. Some of what they can offer, such as food, will allow families to free up their resources so they can pay for their other basic needs, such as their rent.
While some emergency financial aid, such as for housing or energy bills, is offered, that is limited. Rather a key focus is on self-sufficiency and case management. More details on what may be offered are below.
To help address and solve the issue of hunger in Mercer County, and to help the ever-growing number of residents who are forced to decide each month whether to buy food or pay the rent, HomeFront's Food Pantry distributes hundreds of emergency bags of free groceries. This is for the needy in the region, including low-income families and senior citizens.
Dedicated HomeFront staff and a number of volunteers also coordinate the delivery of hot meals prepared by churches, area congregations and community groups. The agency may also offer Christmas assistance programs, such as holiday parties or gifts for children. They depend on donations as well as community financial support to keep the shelves of the food pantry fully stocked. Food and groceries is obtained from the Mercer Street Friends Food Bank, the federal government USDA surplus, and local food drives.
In addition to this food, HomeFront offers donated clothing and household items to income qualified working poor families. This will ensure that everyone has what they need to create and maintain a home.
HomeFront works to provide people in need with immediate necessities, such as housing, food, and clothing. Those concerns are certainly still a priority, but they also work pro-actively on the prevention of homelessness in Mercer County.
The community action agency will offer programming to address the entire spectrum of problems that cause families to both become and remain homeless. They work to solve issues like unemployment, substance abuse, prevent evictions, education, and a host of others.
With the goal of preventing homelessness and evictions from occurring in the first place, HomeFront provides emergency funds for back rent, paying security deposits, and utilities. This may include a combination of government grants or zero percent rate loans. The non-profit may also provide transitional housing, employment skills training, and one-on-one help with looking for a job, getting hired, and interviewing practice.
The working poor and their families are always vulnerable, particularly in these troubled times. Many are currently unemployed and unable to pay rent or utility bills on time. A good number don't meet the criteria for receiving public benefits or government assistance, so they have no safety net to fall back on. As a result of this, many become homeless.
HomeFront's FreshStart Program is committed to ensuring that every family with children has some form of shelter by providing short-term housing to homeless low-income families. Currently, the agency operates low income apartments, and they are making arrangements to secure additional living quarters for the homeless as the need arises.
Providing the basic need of shelter, backed up with support services such as counseling for the entire extended family gives families needed stability while they regain financial self-sufficiency. Helping families find, and pay the rent on permanent homes is the ultimate FreshStart goal.
The Family Preservation Center has provided temporary emergency housing to hundreds of homeless women, single parents and mothers with children. Located in a former dormitory, the center's family care workers, case managers and Children's Program staff work as a team to create a structured environment.
This is done so that guests are able to focus on setting attainable goals, such as finding permanent housing, obtaining employment, finishing school, or gain access to job training. They provide any and all support services needed to ensure that families are successful at moving on to the next step in life, partnering with other local agencies to provide services that include Classes in Life Skills and Parenting; Counseling: Domestic Violence, Substance Abuse, Mental Health; G.E.D. or Computer Training; and Housing Assistance.
HomeFront's Permanent Affordable Housing works to renovate apartment units and houses so that they are comfortable, safe, secure homes for low-income families. The program currently maintains dozens of housing units across Mercer County.
Regardless of what individuals earn as a form of income, families that are placed in the housing never pay more than 30 percent of their total household salary for rent. For many families, they put what is out of reach within reach, providing quality of life, dignity, and long term stability.
Case management is for those families that need guidance in regard to raising their children in healthy, positive environments. They provide children from low income families as well as their parents with any and all opportunities, including access to higher education, employment, and community relationships that are healthy and positive. It goes far beyond addressing housing and hunger.
They coordinate education practices and instructional materials. The HomeFront WorkFirst GED and Work Readiness Programs strive for relevance and excellence in the current working environment. All offices of the non-profit offer qualified clients with professional development and advanced education programming in order to provide multi-faceted instruction for education and workforce skill preparation.
Some aspects of the educational programs include Valuable Life-Skill Instruction, Appropriate Curriculum, and Work-Readiness, such as basic computer training, Microsoft Office Certification, and more.
The programs are designed to give clients the most effective information, tools, and skills to enter the workforce and develop into productive members of the community. Many factors need to come together to promote success, so they provide programming and instruction in regard to acquiring skills for maintaining and securing employment in New Jersey.
Case managers work with clients on developing time-specific plans and goals, and gaining basic computer and literacy skills. Each client is assigned a caseworker who evaluates and helps in resolving any existing problems and issues. Intensive and creative case management is key to the fundamental success of the client.
HomeFront consistently strives to provide clients with a comprehensive program of support and guidance. All resources were designed to help them remain employed and self-sufficient. This can go a long ways towards preventing homelessness in the community.
For more details on services, HomeFront is based at 1880 Princeton Ave., Lawrenceville, New Jersey 08648-4518. Call 609-989-9417 for intake.
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In this video, I share with you how to sing the "Happy Birthday" song in the Navajo language.
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This song is sung is written to be more understood by the elderly, and gives an insight to how the verbs change due to how many people are singing the song. It is hard to translate "Happy Birthday" in Navajo. To translate it literally, it doesn't make sense to the elderly.
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More and more, technology enables our lives in ways that facilitate independence and connectivity and it seems like there's an app for just about everything. For individuals aging in place, apps can help them stay organized, accomplish daily goals, or remotely link them to their adult children, a team of caregivers, or the support services they need in order to continue to live in their homes and thrive within their communities. Continue reading
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When we started the MyLife project, our focus was on the development of a cognitively accessible, multimedia ePortfolio that would function as a kind of online résumé with a person-centered planning style. The end goal was to provide an intuitive, digital tool for students as end users that would let them document and share their educational, work, and personal experiences, and interests in a way that would foster more meaningful IEP participation and help with transition to adulthood. Continue reading
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text: I just recently started The Moon Books Project, to bring books to the Nintendo DS. More information can be found at: http://moonbooks.stonecypher.net/ Also, I wrote an open letter to Nintendo or any other developers, to hopefully spur interest in reading books on the DS and getting something officially released. Here is that letter: My Letter To Nintendo: Hello, Let me preface this with a request. If this has been sent to the wrong person, please forward it to whomever would find the information therein useful. I just began a project to bring classic literature to the Nintendo DS. Using MoonShell, a 'homebrew' application and reformatting various books which are in the public domain I am building a virtual library for other classic literature and Nintendo DS enthusiasts to enjoy. Unfortunately, I imagine that Nintendo probably isn't very fond of 'homebrew' development, as it potentially opens a door for piracy. I am hoping with this MoonBooks project, a licensed Nintendo developer, or Nintendo themselves will see the benefit of an etext/ebook/plain text viewer for the Nintendo DS. Nintendo in the past has released such trend setting devices as the GameBoy camera, the Opera web browser (in Japan and Europe) and even most recently an mp3 player (in Japan and Europe). Perhaps now, with the popularity of 'casual gaming' and brain exercising products such as Brain Age and Big Brain Academy the 'digital literary revolution' will begin with an extremely popular handheld gaming system we all know and love. Brandon Founder of The MoonBooks Project http://moonbooks.stonecypher.net/ email@example.com


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For such a small staff, California ReLeaf does a heck of a job advocating for protecting, enhancing, and expanding urban forests in California. It's been impressive and inspiring to watch them leverage their limited resources to make such big impact on policies affecting our precious urban forest canopy. As someone who's worked with them in coalition, it's also refreshing to work with an organization that is so collaborative - fully capable of pursuing their mission with passion while also seeing the big picture and working in tandem with other organizations as we all work to tackle the big issues of our time (climate change, public health inequity, etc.).
California ReLeaf has been a steadfast and purpose-driven ally in the environmental and environmental justice communities' efforts to bring about considerable change. In particular, their state-level leadership in conservation and natural resource advocacy related to climate change has been remarkable.
I count myself lucky to get to work with California ReLeaf.
California Releaf is the hub of communication and support for urban and community forestry efforts throughout the state. The Sacramento Tree Foundation is a founding member and greatly benefits from the network, its members, workshops and advocacy efforts. Specifically, California ReLEAF legislative advocacy efforts have elevated urban and community forestry as a legitimate strategy to reduce Greenhouse gas emissions. As a result, local community efforts have a much better chance of receiving services or dollars they need.
I am fortunate to work with CA Releaf on issues related to climate change and natural resources. Their leadership on these issues in California as made all the difference in forwarding climate change solutions that include solid investments in urban forestry.
I find California Releaf a much needed and effective voice for the grassroots nonprofit tree network throughout the state of California. Their advocacy efforts have resulted in vast new resources being dedicated to greening our communities by bringing recognition to the inextricable links between urban tree canopies and the many accrued benefits, such as carbon sequestration, urban heat island amelioration, cleaning the air we breathe, energy conservation, and improving the health and well-being of all California residents. For me their work in educating policy and decision makers, combined with providing net-working opportunities with my fellow urban forest community benefit organizations, has brought us much greater opportunities to make the communities we serve better, healthier and more livable communities.
I am new to the Housing Sector and knew very little about Urban Forestry coming into this field. On my first day and every week since, I have had the opportunity to work with Chuck Mills vial our multi-sector Sustainable Communities for All coalition. He has taught me so much about the critical work California ReLeaf does, how these issues connect to everything else, and how to effectively advocate for urban forestry as part of the package for building healthy, sustainable communities. California ReLeaf is a valuable, reliable partner who effectively advocates for the policy and resources necessary to advance urban forestry and so much more in California.
I am a former employee of California ReLeaf and a current donor to the organization. In my 4+ years with the organization, I was consistently impressed with the organization at every level-- its professional staff and board, its wise use of resources, its integrity, and its effectiveness in advancing urban forestry in California. I am proud of the work they are doing to make California a better place to live and work.
California ReLeaf supports urban forestry statewide in California. Through communications, lobbying, and administering grants they have helped dozens of urban forestry groups across the state. Without them, the outlook for urban forestry across California would be much bleaker.
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California ReLeaf is a great non-profit that accomplishes a lot for the California urban forestry community. In the past, California ReLeaf has helped our organization (a very small urban forestry non-profit) receive grant funding on multiple projects that have really helped us work toward achieving our mission to plant and care for trees and educate our community.
Besides funding, California ReLeaf is always there to support us with outreach materials and press packets to make it really easy for us to communicate to our constituents and run really high quality programs without much front-end effort. This is key for us because we only have one half-time staff person to execute our programs.
California ReLeaf is also always on the front-line in Sacramento representing urban forestry interests on behalf of its members, many of them small non-profits like ours. We surely do not have the resources to ensure the interests of trees are represented in the capital city.
And it should noted that California ReLeaf achieves all this work with only a few staff people. They are a very efficient non-profit. Thank you for being awesome, California ReLeaf!
California ReLeaf has established a track record of success in its role as Volunteer Coordinator for CalFire's Urban and Community Forestry program. Since its inception, California ReLeaf has been a leader in urban forestry in California. Its Board is committed to continuing, and strengthening, that role.
My journey into the world of urban forestry nonprofits has always had California ReLeaf with me. When I first began managing a small environmental nonprofit (1995), ReLeaf was my guide; offering advise, mentoring, reassuring. As that program grew, ReLeaf was more of a partner; providing grant opportunities, sharing tools of the trade, encouraging us. Later, when ReLeaf came to me and asked me for assistance, I was more than willing. I helped mentor other new network groups, shared our story, and served on various boards.
Currently I serve on the board of directors and have been a past president and treasurer. I enjoy sharing with other outside of the urban forest arena about the great work of California ReLeaf. Together the diverse network membership, the dedicated and energetic staff, and the knowledgeable board are advancing urban and community forestry in our state. I am proud to work with an organization that can make such a positive difference!
The Urban Conservation Corps of the Inland Empire give California Releaf 10 stars! California ReLeaf is a great non-profit organization that operates statewide and truly helps grassroots and community based agencies protect the environment, as well as helps us build greater skills among inner city youth as it relates to caring for the land, trees and neighborhoods. For years, Cal Releaf has been instrumental helping some of the poorest areas in the Inland Empire breathe new life and excitement about urban forestry, air pollution and environmental stewardship.
In addition, California Releaf is also our right hand for advocacy and policy making as it relates to the environment and our neighborhoods. When this agency goes after change, they make it happen and it benefits the entire State of California. That makes them great!
CA Releaf has been instrumental in Woodland Tree Foundation's successful tree planting and Arbor Day events during the last several years. They have been a major source of funding for trees planted by our volunteers, allowing WTF to plant hundreds of shade trees at schools and along city streets. Their Arbor Day grants have provided funding for trees and publicity enabling this annual event to grow in popularity and volunteer support. Their staff regularly attend Arbor Day in Woodland to support our efforts. CA ReLeaf has also been a strong voice in Sacramento promoting the work of the ReLeaf network and the value of trees to combat global warming; they continue to advocate for additional state resources for tree planting. Through regular email communications and their newsletter CA ReLeaf keeps their membership informed of legislation at the state Capitol that is of importance to tree planting efforts; they also provide information about training workshops and profile the interesting and inspirational work of other tree organizations. We are proud to be a member of CA ReLeaf! Their organizational efforts give small tree planting nonprofits like Woodland Tree Foundation a stronger voice in all matters that pertain to trees and environmental enhancement of our communities. Their staff are very accessible and consistently provide high quality technical assistance.
California ReLeaf rocks. Ever since it was founded under the leadership of Isabel Wade in the late 80's, California Releaf remains THE statewide advocate for both urban forestry and the nonprofits making it happen at the neighborhood level.
In addition to the valuable workshops and materials it provides to nonprofits, CaliforniaReLeaf continues to be a major influence in bringing millions of dollars of federal and state funds to California communities through intense legislative tracking and advocacy.
Thank you Joe, Chuck and Ashley, et al, for all you do to support the efforts of California's urban forestry nonprofits - "the boots on the ground".
The mission of CalReleaf is an important one and the dedicated, savvy staff are doing exemplary work in serving that mission. From providing assistance, funding and direction to small local non-profit community action groups to advocating on the State or National level for government support, CalReleaf is truly a Great Nonprofit organization.
Urban Corps is proud to be partnered with California ReLeaf. We have worked together to plant hundreds of trees in San Diego County. In the process, we have raised awareness of the benefits of the urban forest and helped provide paid job training and a second chance to the at-risk youth we serve. By advocating for and planting trees, California ReLeaf is not only helping green our urban landscape, they are helping us achieve our mission of offering green job training and high school education to youth. This is a win-win for our community. Thank you CalReleaf!
California ReLeaf has been a wonderful partner to work with over the past several years. Their commitment to urban forestry is inspiring. They are true leaders in the field.
I had the opportunity to work with California ReLeaf on a planting project I helped organize at an elementary school. ReLeaf staff were always helpful and readily available to answer questions or offer support while I was preparing my application and planning my planting event. The organization has excellent resources for grantees putting together urban forestry projects. The entire grant process was easy to navigate and was an overall great experience.
California ReLeaf has been a consistent player in the community based urban forestry world since I've been involved back in the early '90's...that's a long time!
Through their educational programs and annual conferences to their networking of other urban forestry groups in California, Friends of the Urban Forest has been able to both share 'trade secrets' and gain them from other organizations.
In the past recent years ReLeaf has been a solid source of funding for several start-up innovative programs that simply would not have gotten off the ground with out such financial assist.
Another huge funding opportunity became available from ReLeaf when we proposed our tree planting, tree care and Youth Tree Care Programs as 'shovel ready' when Federal Stimulus money became available to urban forestry groups. ReLeaf worked very hard to bring those funds into the urban forestry world here in California.
With constant updates on potential Senate and Assembly bills which can influence funding to urban forestry, ReLeaf has successfully leveraged their member's connections to their local State leaders sharing language that groups like ours may use to persuade these leaders to use urban forestry as a solution in several successful bills on parks and clean water measures.
We appreciate the staff that work hard for our group as well as the smaller urban forestry groups in the State.
Thank you CA ReLeaf!
Koreatown Youth and Community Center has been working with California ReLeaf for several years now, and they provide a much needed service to the urban forestry community of California. Through great educational programs and webinars, print materials, and grant funding they help make my organizations work possible in the community. They also play a key role in advocating for the urban forestry community at the state level to ensure funding for the many tree planting, care, and educational programs being provided to our communities.
Very thankful to California ReLeaf for their support!
I work for Tree Musketeers, a youth-led environmental organization located in Southern California. My group has been a member of the California ReLeaf Network since 1991. The benefits we have received range from first class conferences to grants, advocacy at the state capital and valuable resources. ReLeaf is a pivot point for California's urban forestry movement and brings nearly 100 groups together for an amplified voice.
I also have served on ReLeaf's board of directors since its incorporation. I can attest that ReLeaf is a soundly structured organization with a clear vision and viable mission. It's board comprises diversely talented members who are engaged and dedicated. Likewise, the small staff brings the right mix of professional skills to implement big programs with the utmost of precision in aggressive pursuit of the mission. I cannot say enough about the high esteem I hold for California ReLeaf and its people.


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Moneyball, as its name suggests, is serious business
I know virtually nothing about — and have even less interest in — baseball. But I LOVE the movie Moneyball (based on the Michael Lewis book), which is about the application of "HR analytics" to the game.
If you haven't seen it yet, I highly recommend it. It is the story of how a soft-spoken, recent Yale economics grad applies his analytic know-how, with the help and support of the Oakland A's general manager (played by Brad Pitt) to help achieve remarkable success (as measured by games won), with the smallest budget in the league for buying "talent."
Some of the lines in the movie (I'm paraphrasing here) could be lifted from my day-to-day work life as an economist applying the principles and insights of behavioral economics to the business world:
- "People are running the business on fundamentally wrong assumptions."
- "This is going to fundamentally change the game."
- "The reason people are resisting it is because it is going to change how they make a living."
In addition to being entertaining, Moneyball is worth watching because it has important lessons for business.
There is competitive advantage to be gained through analytics – no matter what business you are in. And the laggards will be the losers.
More on sports analytics
The Boston Globe Magazine's cover story this past weekend profiled a variety of analysts who are using their talents in the world of sports to drive greater success through thoughtful, creative use of numbers.
Because of the multitude of statistics available in sports, it's a perfect field for analytic trailblazers. We expect this analytic trend to spread far beyond sports in the years ahead, as other industries recognize the power of numbers, work to create meaningful people metrics, and then crunch the numbers to generate new insights about what's driving key outcomes.
Talent analytics in the NBA
Interesting article about the use of analytic basketball data by Chris Bosh of the Miami Heat (National Basketball Association) and his coach Erik Spoelstra – as well as the challenges in pushing that information too far.
Of course, most employers don't have anywhere near that level of detail on the specific performance and effectiveness of each of their employees. But for organizations that are leading the way in applying human capital analytics, there are certainly some comparable insights that are helping to improve overall performance – and leading to the equivalent of more "wins" and fewer "losses."


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Employment-Fifth Circuit Rules That Former Employee Has Made Out A Prima Facie Case Of Retaliation Under Title VII
In Royal v. CCC&R Tres Arboles, No. 12-11022 (5th Cir. 2013), the plaintiff, Tonia Royal ("Royal"), worked at an apartment complex for only four days before she was fired by defendant CCC&R Tres Arboles ("CCC&R"). During this brief time, she was regularly visited in her small office by two maintenance men who hovered over her and sniffed her in a sexually suggestive manner. When she complained to her superiors about this sexually harassing behavior, she was then fired for unspecific reasons. Royal then filed this suit, claiming retaliation in violation of Title VII for complaining to the supervisors. The district court granted summary judgment against her on the retaliation claim, and she appeals.
In analyzing the case, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals (the "Court") said that Royal has shown genuine issues of disputed material facts whether the described conduct created a hostile work environment in violation of Title VII, and, if so, whether her complaint about that conduct was causally related to her termination. As such, Royal has made out a prima facie case on her retaliation claim. Consequently, the Court vacated the district court's summary judgment and remanded the case back to the district court for further proceedings.


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The Dylan Hotel NYC offers a variety of comforts to ensure that your stay in the city is enjoyable. When you choose the Dylan Hotel NYC, you'll enjoy a unique hotel experience nestled in the heart of Manhattan. The Dylan Hotel NYC allows you to meet in style with event space that is perfect for a board meeting or a memorable reception of up to 50 people. Room service is available at the Dylan Hotel NYC as well as breakfast, lunch and dinner at the Benjamin Steakhouse.
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Dunedin Attractions
A rental car gives you the freedom and flexibility to make the most of your time exploring Dunedin and surrounding areas. Here are a few of the many attractions around Dunedin you might like to consider checking out. The letters on the map match those below, where you'll find information about each attraction.
For more ideas, check out the Dunedin Tourism website.
Interesting places to visit
A - Tunnel Beach
A wind swept and romantic coastal spot, Tunnel Beach makes for a magnificent afternoon walk. You will make your way through a hand carved passage then emerge out onto a secluded, sheltered beach and sweeping views along the rugged coastline.
Allow an hour to complete the walk, both ways. It's an easy track which crosses over private farmland. Of course there is a degree of climbing involved and the incline is steep in parts - the path is 150 metres above sea level at its beginning. There are 72 steps along the way to the beach. Take care as it can be dim and slippery depending on the conditions.
The unique landscapes around this path are truly a sight to behold. There are dramatic sandstone cliffs, shaped by the sheer force of the ocean; rock arches and boulders; even mysterious caves to explore. Keep an eye out for ancient fossils as you descend through the passageway.
The tunnel itself is man made; it was excavated in the 1870s by the Cargill family, in order so that they could bathe in the sea in privacy. The Cargill family were central to the history of Dunedin, with Captain William Cargill acknowledged as a key member in the founding of the city and indeed the wider region. The Cargill family mansion was built on the cliff tops of St Clair, a nearby beach.
Just 2 km south of Dunedin, it's an easy drive to Tunnel Beach in your rental car. The walk starts from the car park on Tunnel Beach Rd. Note however that the walkway is closed for lambing from August to October. The Tunnel Beach walk is best done at low tide, so check timings before heading out.
B - Larnach Castle
Don't miss Larnach Castle while you're in Dunedin - its opulent Victorian splendour is unparalleled. It is one of a kind, the only castle in New Zealand. William Larnach, a prosperous merchant and politician, built it in the late 1800s for his family. The lavish interior took over a decade to complete, with no expense spared. The story of the Larnach family took a dark turn, however, featuring a series of wives, children, and eventually a scandalous suicide at the Parliament buildings.
Today Larnach Castle is home to the Barker family, who have carefully restored the building and its sprawling 35 acre grounds. The architecture is magnificent, with impressive towers and facades. The ballroom (spanning 3000 square feet) is a highlight, and a popular venue for weddings, balls and other special occasions. But its gardens are just as head turning as the castle itself; these impeccably manicured grounds have been named a Garden of International Significance.
Not ready to leave yet? Guests can book a stay on the estate. An economical option is the Castle Stable Stay, housed inside a category 1 historic building. Next door to the stables there's the colonial Larnach Lodge, with lovely harbour views and a dozen different themed rooms - including enchanted forest, rose, sea, gold rush and Victorian. The ultimate experience, however, can be had at Camp Estate. A stone's throw from the castle itself, this means that guests can actually dine inside Larnach Castle. This venue features a grand marble staircase.
Larnach Castle enjoys a prime position overlooking the Otago Peninsula and the city of Dunedin. It's only a 20 minute drive out to the headland from town, a quick trip in your rental car.
C - Olveston House
Step into Olveston House and you'll find yourself well and truly immersed in early New Zealand settler life from the get go. This was once the home of a well off merchant family; Olveston was built for the Theomin family and conceptualised by the noted British architect Sir Ernest George, in gracious Edwardian style.
There are 35 rooms in all at Olveston, with 21 open for viewing. This authentic and original estate is furnished with lavish decor, art and souvenirs - it's not unlike a time capsule inside, as if the clock had stopped suddenly. No detail was spared, from the elaborate stained glass windows and fireplaces through to the locks, taps, even the light fittings and switches.
The worldly Theomin family were very well travelled, and brought home many treasures and priceless artifacts. Hundreds of paintings adorn the walls; there are exotic ceramics, bronzes, even jade and ivory items from Asia. All these are now on display, but visitors are asked to refrain from physically touching them, and move around inside with care.
Dorothy Theomin was the last remaining member of the family, and after her passing, Olveston House was opened as a historic museum in 1967. The property and its contents were then given into the care of the city of Dunedin.
Situated on an acre of land and surrounded by gardens, Olveston House is close to our rental depot. Visitor parking permits (for 2 hours) are available from reception for your rental car.
Guided tours are available to book ahead of time, with Mandarin, Cantonese, German, French, Japanese or Dutch speaking guides on request. The Olveston gardens and gift shop are free to visit.
D - Speight's Brewery
It's not marketed as the ''Pride of the South' for nothing. Speight's beer has been brewed in Dunedin for well over a century and is one of the South Island's most famous exports! From its humble beginnings, Speight's has expanded so much that bottle and can production is now based up in Auckland. However, the kegs themselves are still churned out in a historic Dunedin building.
A tour of the Speight's brewery lasts for an hour and a half, narrated by lively and entertaining guides. (You'll need to wear covered shoes in order to take this tour - no jandals allowed.) These award winning tours are both educational and interactive; along the way you will get to see, smell, touch and taste the ingredients that make up the beers.
Even non beer drinkers are bound to enjoy learning about the history and evolution of beer making, the brewing process, and how to make the traditional wooden casks. Speight's is one of the very few gravity fed breweries in the world, being on one of Dunedin's typically steep slopes. The brewery also happens to be fed by a pure natural spring from below; you can fill up your water bottle from the tap here and taste the difference. And of course, the tour wouldn't be complete without a tasting session. At the brewery bar you can try out the taps, pour your own, and sample six different beers. There's also a brewery shop, selling genuine Speight's branded gear to takeaway.
After your Speight's brewery tour you can settle in at the cosy ale house next door for a drink and a hearty bite to eat. Both the Speight's brewery and ale house are on Rattray St near the Octagon in central Dunedin, not far from car rental depots.
E - Royal Albatross Centre
Located out at Taiaroa Head, the Royal Albatross Centre is the place to be if you want to go and learn about the secret lives of these magnificent creatures.
When you pay a visit to the Royal Albatross Centre you can take a guided tour to the only mainland breeding colony of royal albatross on earth. Tours leave throughout the day, and include a short film screening. Nowhere else in the world can you see families of albatross - parents, adolescents and chicks - going about their daily business quite like this! Experience the raw natural beauty of this place from the viewing points, learn more through the interactive gallery, and then relax at the excellent Albatross cafe. Stop to browse through the souvenir shop and pick up a memento to take away.
It's not just about the wildlife, either, as there is a historic and cultural aspect to consider. Below the peaceful veneer of this nature reserve lie a maze of tunnels. Fort Taiaroa was established more than 100 years ago and today the fort is now a museum.
To get to the Royal Albatross Centre in your rental car you'll drive out to the tip of the Otago Peninsula at the far end, past Otakou and Harington Point.
Dunedin is a great place to base yourself if you're interested in wildlife. Near Taiaroa Head you can hop on a boat cruise and encounter whales, dolphins, and sea birds up close. You are also able to see the likes of fur seals and the world's smallest penguins (around Pilot's Beach) and have the option of spotting sea lions at Allan's or Te Rauone beaches.
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Blood drive offers free tickets to fair
People can receive a free ticket to the California State Fair at the "Día de Donar Sangre" blood drive from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. at Cal Expo, 1600 Exposition Blvd., Sacramento. BloodSource and Univision 19 are sponsoring the event, which offers free parking for participants. The blood drive takes place in buildings C and D and is accessible through Blue Gate, off Challenge Way and Exposition Boulevard. Donors will also receive a 2016 Día de Donar Sangre T-shirt and MyBloodSource Rewards. Go to www.bloodsource.org for more information.
French Film Festival begins
The 15th annual Sacramento French Film Festival begins a nine-day run Friday at Sacramento's Crest Theatre and Esquire Imax Theatre. "Fatima" will be screened at 7 p.m. Friday at the Crest, 1013 K St. After the film, there will also be an opening reception in the Silver Room of the Grand Capitol Plaza Ballroom, 1025 Ninth St. For a complete schedule and more information, go to http://sacramentofrenchfilmfestival.org.
Downtown concert at plaza
Downtown Sacramento's free Concert in the Park series continues from 5 to 9 p.m. at Cesar Chavez Plaza, 910 I St. Friday's scheduled performers are Vokab Kompany, Who Cares, The Good Samaritans, The Scratch Outs and CrookOne. Go to godowntownsac.com for more information.
Current, ex-pro athletes compete for charity
Current and former professional athletes will take part in the eighth annual Maddbacker Celebrity Basketball Game, which begins at 6:30 p.m. at Sleep Train Arena, 1 Sports Parkway, Sacramento. Among the notables scheduled to participate are Brandon Marshall, Terrell Owens, Mark Cuban, Matt Barnes and Seneca Wallace. Proceeds from the game benefit the Positive Coaching Alliance's Sacramento Chapter, which supports outreach efforts for youth football programs. Go to http://maddbacker.com for more information.
Things to do
- A Free Family Swim Night is offered from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Lincoln Village Community Pool, 3450 Routier Road, Rancho Cordova. There will be music and an Aqua Challenge obstacle course. Go to www.cityofranchocordova.org and click on "Calendar" for more information.
Local sports
- Sacramento River Cats vs. El Paso Chihuahuas, 7:05 p.m., Raley Field


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Lately, I have come across so many awesome blog posts. I've really been enjoying being a consumer of content versus my usual "crank-'em out" mode as I try to have a post written every day. It's been refreshing and inspiring. From deciding that I definitely can handle adding more kids to our family, to celebrating the upcoming arrival of a kid to another family, to more on the concept of privilege, and finally some thoughts on why the Millennial Generation is ditching Church…I thought I'd share some of the awesome reads that I've stumbled upon…
To Moms of One or Two Children
I've never counted, but I imagine the number of times I've been asked that question by Moms with one or two children is somewhere in the hundreds. I have five children, and judging by the look on the tired and weary faces that pose the question, that number seems simply impossible.
How do you do it?
Those are five loaded words. I suppose because the "it" behind that question is different for everyone.
About a week and a half ago, we got an email from our agency telling us about a birth mom who was having a boy. They asked us (and several other families) if we were interested in having her look at our profile. We of course said yes. The next night, we got a call letting us know that she had picked us and wanted to talk with us on the phone just to be certain. So, the next morning we talked with her, and long story short, she chose us.
The Luxury of Invisible Privilege
"I'm no bully. I like niggers."–JW Milam, acquitted murderer of Emmett Till
My grandfather was not a demonstrative man. When my father was a child, Granddad–a piano tuner by trade–sat my father down, and had a very somber conversation with him about how to avoid being lynched.
Likewise, my father was not given to words, or displays of affection. I was about 13 years old when my father–a professional jazz musician–had a similar conversation with me: how (not) to address officers of law, so as to avoid being shot.
Why Millennials Are Leaving the Church
At 32, I barely qualify as a millennial.
I wrote my first essay with a pen and paper, but by the time I graduated from college, I owned a cell phone and used Google as a verb.
I still remember the home phone numbers of my old high school friends, but don't ask me to recite my husband's without checking my contacts first.
I own mix tapes that include selections from Nirvana and Pearl Jam, but I've never planned a trip without Travelocity.
Despite having one foot in Generation X, I tend to identify most strongly with the attitudes and the ethos of the millennial generation, and because of this, I'm often asked to speak to my fellow evangelical leaders about why millennials are leaving the church.
Related articles
- 3 takeaways from the 2013 Millennial Impact Report (givecorps.com)
- The Death of Black Youth: Trayvon Martin and Emmett Till (jengeinosky.com)
- What to Tell Our White Sons in Light of the Trayvon Martin Case (kindacrunchy.com)


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Congressmen Chris Collins, R-NY-27, and Brian Higgins, D-NY-26, today released the following statement on the Federal Aviation Administration's new rule requiring most U.S. commercial airlines to have safety management systems in place by 2018.
"The crash of Colgan Flight 3407 still weighs heavy on our community, and today's new rule is a promising step towards creating one level of aviation safety that Americans expect to receive when flying," Collins said. "I applaud the families of Flight 3407 for their tireless advocacy for increased airline safety standards, and will continue to fight on their behalf."
"I applaud today's rule issued by the Federal Aviation Administration, which represents the latest of several necessary aviation reforms put in place to better protect airline passengers," Higgins said. "Under this policy, airlines will incorporate new safety management systems, including data-driven criteria to identify risks before life-threatening problems occur; make systematic improvements; and ultimately help to reduce the potential for heartbreaking accidents, such as the 2009 crash of Flight 3407 in Western New York."
SMS is the formal, top-down, organization-wide approach to managing safety risk and assuring the effectiveness of safety risk controls. SMS gives airlines a set of business processes and management tools to examine data gathered from everyday operations, isolate trends that may be precursors to incidents or accidents, take steps to mitigate the risk, and verify the effectiveness of the program. SMS requires compliance with technical standards, but also promotes a safety culture to improve the overall performance of the organization.


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David George was a banker for 10 years. Starting off his banking career, while finishing Ball State University, he worked for Muncie Federal Savings & Loan. Upon graduating from B.S.U, and the bank having been acquired by American National Bank, he worked as a Loan Officer and eventually led the Consumer Lending Department. Late in his banking career, another merger occurred, this time with his employer being acquired by Old National Bank.
Having never thought of himself as a "banker", George departed and began his Insurance life with Andy Thompson and The Thompson Group. David spent 6 years learning from one of the most progressive agents around, aggressive marketing, relentless pursuit of good clients and being a "student" of the industry are traits that have developed over the years.
In 2006, when opportunity came calling, after much deliberation, he accepted a position with Beauchamp & McSpadden, dba Morrison Galliher Insurance. A larger agency, with many markets and multi-generational ownership, Morrison Galliher proved to be a great partner! Many successes where achieved and the diversity of working on large complex social services accounts, medical malpractice for physicians and hospitals, along with manufacturing insurance, school insurance and other program insurance proved meaningful. In 2008, Beauchamp & McSpadden were recognized as the Agency of the Year in the State of Indiana, by the I.I.A.A. – Independent Insurance Agents of Indiana, our State Association. This was a proud moment, never to be forgotten! In 2008, George was also named "Young Agent of the Year" by the I.I.A.A. perhaps his most important award.
The thoughts to do something different, something independent grew over the years. The ability to understand cash flow and balance sheets and income statements from his days as a banker makes for a unique Insurance Agent. Bonding for insurance clients was a natural and George has a lot of experience working with contractors, no matter how big or small that they might be!
The urge to create a unique agency, one that was based upon principles that took 20 years to develop wouldn't stop. In 2012, David George took the plunge and branded George Insurance Group. Supported by Stewart Brimner & Peters, a large Fort Wayne agency, who's 4 progressive owners and longtime friends saw an opportunity to team up! This agency is being built from the ground up to be different. Not just in theory, not just with hype, but truly to be different. Relationships have never mattered more than now! Customer Service has never been needed more than now. Why not call us and see what we mean? When we say that a "handshake means something", we mean it. We will work hard to overwhelm you with customer service, responsiveness and personal touch that I trust that you have never seen.
Julie is originally from Peru Indiana, where she graduated from Maconaquah High School. An outstanding student athlete, Julie was a State Swimmer 3 of her 4 High School years. Upon graduation, she attended Ball State University.
Julie joined George Insurance Group as our office manager after six years with a local mortgage company, but became licensed shortly after joining the agency and is now one of our Commercial Insurance Account Managers. Julie makes it her goal to make sure our clients receive outstanding customer service.
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Debbie has worked in the insurance industry for 40+ years either in Personal Lines, Commercial Lines, Claims and some management experience. My experience has been working on the Insurance Company side as well as the Insurance Agency side. Debbie is a wonderful asset for our company and loves working with the customers so much that we talked her into coming out of retirement to work 2 days a week with our Personal Lines clients.
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One year after his inauguration, the idea that Donald Trump is a tyrant continues to be a strong current in political discussion. Of course this charge has been a mainstay of his critics, from Democrats to those who imagine themselves to be 'the resistance'. But we also hear it from Republican politicians and conservatives as well. Recently, outgoing Republican Jeff Flake compared Trump to Joseph Stalin, for referring to the media as 'the enemy of the people'. And David Frum, former speechwriter for George W Bush, has a new book out, Trumpocracy, in which he argues that Trump is a corrupt authoritarian.
These claims that Trump is a despot are over the top, and don't correspond with the reality of his actions in office. In fact, it is hard to say Trump stands for any principle, as his views seem to change by the day, or tweet. If he is an autocrat, he is far from a consistent one. Yes, he does make authoritarian outbursts, but he has not followed through on them. He has threatened to change the libel laws, introduce a Muslim travel ban, investigate voter fraud (and potentially suppress certain voters), remove those disloyal to him in the Department of Justice, and dismiss Robert Mueller as the special investigator. But none of these things has materialised.
Moreover, an aspiring would-be dictator would need to subordinate the institutions around him – after all, in the US federal system there are many levels of government and the president's powers are limited. In Trump's first year, he simply hasn't done that. His cabinet often disagrees with him: congressional Republicans have pursued their longstanding agenda, which conflicts with Trump's electoral promises (and to which Trump has willingly acquiesced, desperate to have any sign of success); Democrats in Congress have successfully opposed his policies, including his proposed reforms to Obamacare and immigration, which triggered the latest government shutdown. Trump clearly hates the media, and his threats are wrong and should be opposed, but he is unsuccessful in silencing them – the mainstream media are obsessed with denouncing Trump's every move.
Among the most consistent talking points of Trump's first year is that he is a 'danger to democracy'. And yet nothing he has proposed is as anti-democratic as the goal of his antagonists: to remove him from office. Their arguments for ousting Trump keep changing: he's Hitler, he's colluding with the Russians, and, more recently, he's mentally unfit and a racist. As do their suggested methods of removal: Electoral College coup, obscure interpretation of the 25th Amendment, impeachment. Such an overturning of the vote, which they so desperately want, would directly undermine democracy.
Time and again, it appears that Trump's bark is worse than his bite. Does that mean that everything is okay with his presidency? That we should ignore his outbursts, or laugh them off as 'just words' or 'just tweets'? No. Trump's bigoted comments, his lies and name-calling, his illiberal intimidations – these are all serious problems and cannot just be waved away, as his apologists often try to do.
For Trump's defenders, these are superficial issues of personality. For instance, Reverend Jerry Falwell Jr recently tweeted: 'Complaining about the temperament of the @POTUS or saying his behaviour is not presidential is no longer relevant. @realDonaldTrump has single-handedly changed the definition of what behaviour is "presidential" from phony, failed & rehearsed to authentic, successful & down to Earth.'


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Upcoming meetings and events
We are continuing to hold our Monthly Meetings at the Eric Liddell Centre, located on the southside of Edinburgh at:
Map: 15 Morningside Rd, Edinburgh EH10 4DP.
It is just past the junction of Bruntsfield Place, Colinton Road and Morningside Road. Evening parking in this area usually presents no problems and the Centre is served by Lothian buses services 5, 11, 16, 23, 45.
Generally we are in the South Wing which is on the Ground Floor, just to the right of Reception, with a 7.00 for 7.30p.m start.
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Underwater Baby Photography – have a look at our gallery from the weekend!
We have had an absolutely great underwater baby photography photo shoot weekend. I know we have got tons of fantastic underwater shots I cant wait to see them, I'm sure you guys can't either 🙂 🙂
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Prior to the contest we had expected a war, and it wasn't long until one broke out with both men letting their hands go early. Strangely Kogawa looked off from the early seconds and quickly ate a monster hook from Kuroda, which put the champion down. For a fighter with lesser resilliency that Kogawa it could have been the end, but he dusted himself off and went back for more.
The action, after that, was pretty 50-50 with both men giving and taking a lot. But it continued to look like Kogawa was just half a step off his usual self, as if his lay off due to injury had taken away some sharpness.
Despite the knockdown there was nothing between the two men after 5 rounds, with two judges having the bout 47-47, and the third favouring Kogawa 48-46. Sadly for Kogawa it seemed like those cards angered Kuroda and he stepped it up, putting Kogawa on the back foot and letting his shots go freely. That forced something of a response from Kogawa, but not enough to impress the judges, who were swayed to Kurodain a split decision, with scores of 96-93 and 95-94 in favour of Kuroda, and a card of 95-94 in favour of Kogawa.
With the win Kuroda avengesa previous loss to Kogawa, becomes a 2-weight Japanese national champion and takes a huge step towards getting a second world title fight. For Kogawa however the loss is a huge hit to his career, and has potentially cost him a world title fight and could be the start of the end. He didn't look his usual self at times, and his hard career may well be catching up with him, after so many tough and hard bouts during his 33 fight career.
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Borax. Why don't you have any yet?
Most people have no idea about how wonderful this little box of cleaning joy is. Borax is made with water, oxygen, boron, and sodium—simple stuff that's been known to man for more than 4000 years, and used for cleaning for more than 100 years! Sodium borate is a naturally occurring mineral that isn't harmful to the environment, doesn't accumulate in your body, and doesn't absorb through your skin. It mixes nicely with lemon, vinegar, and water for cleaning purposes, and is safe for use on any surface, including tile, ceramic, porcelain, slate, marble, granite, and stainless steel.
Here are 10 great ways you can use it. But don't take my word for it; get some today and see what you can accomplish with it!
Easy Toilet Bowl Cleaner
Sprinkle 1 cup of borax into your toilet bowl before you go to bed, aiming for the sides of the bowl, under the rim, and of course, inside the bowl itself. In the morning, scrub quickly with a brush, and flush. The borax loosens everything up, making scrub time much faster. Toilet rings, odours, and stains will flush away with ease. Nice!
Get Rid of Bugs
A nice alternative to toxic bug killers is to make a mixture of equal parts borax and powdered sugar. Sprinkle this in areas where bugs frequent, or lay some down on a piece of parchment paper and slip it under a hidden area (appliances, the sofa). The bugs will carry the "food" away, and for some strange reason, won't be back!
Easy Cookware Cleaning Powder
Borax is great for cleaning tough stains and baked-on crustiness. Dampen the affected areas, sprinkle a touch on, and let it sit for a few minutes. Then, scrub with a soft sponge or cloth and rinse well. Voila!
Remove Sink Stains
Whether it's rust, food stains, or general sink build-up on a stainless steel or porcelain sink, borax will deal with it. Mix 1 cup borax with 1/4 cup lemon juice and apply the paste onto the staining using a sponge. Rinse well, and shine! (If the borax mixture hardens, just add more lemon juice.)
Get Rid of Mildew in the Bathroom
Create a thick paste of borax and water, apply onto the mildewy area, and let it sit overnight. Then, brush away the loose powder and rinse the rest off! This could not be easier, and it really makes a difference when it comes to removing mildew and discolouration from grout.
Room Refresher Spray
Mix 1/2 cup borax into 12 ounces warm water in a clean spray bottle, and add 10 drops of essential oil (this is optional, but you know me—I LOVE essential oils). Spritz anywhere you need a better smell! (Shake well before each use, since borax tends to settle.)
Pet Bed Cleaner
If you want shake that dog or cat aroma from the pet bed but don't want to launder it, mix up 1/3 cup borax in 1 cup of water in a spray bottle. Spritz right onto pet beds! Gently scrub and wipe clean.
Delicate Cleaner For Your, Um, Delicates
Hand wash your delicates with this simple solution: Mix 2 tablespoons mild laundry detergent with 1/4 cup borax and a gallon of very warm water in a bucket or sink. Once it's dissolved, add your delicates and let soak for 30 minutes. Rinse well and hang to dry.
Plastic Hairbrush and Comb Cleaner
Start by removing excess hair, then mix 1/4 cup borax and a tablespoon of dish soap into a gallon of warm water in a bucket or sink. Add your brush and comb and soak for 20 minutes, then rinse and lay flat to dry. (This is not recommended for wood brushes, since wood can warp in water.)
Pet Accident Odour Eliminator
Remove any "solid" part of that stain (you know what I mean), then dampen the spot and sprinkle on a generous amount of borax. Pat it into the stain gently, leave it to dry, and then vacuum it up. The odour should be completely gone!
What are some of your favourite uses for borax?
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Sounds great! > > Great, that exactly right. Then we can just add a target in > the make file for debian (i.e. make debian) and that would > allow a package maintainer to build a new one with each > release. Now if we could get the others, rpm, etc in there > we could start getting the library out on repos for the > various OS's. One thought that I had was that we may want to > nest the scripts etc under a directory like ./packages or > something so that we can also nest files for RPMs etc in > there, so we have something like: > > ./packages/debian > ./packages/rpm > etc. Agreed - seems like a good approach. Perhaps we could look to other projects such as APR that might already have support for the various packaging types? I'll poke around a bit today and see what I can find. > Regards > Tim. Regards, Nate
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For just £21.95 per person, our ladies' evening offers a real night to remember here at Yummy Yorkshire.
Our interactive events include expert demos, as well as the chance to indulge in some delicious nibbles and bubbly.
There'll be a bar on, with special offers aplenty: Enjoy a glass of fizz for just £3.50, or a bottle for only £17.99.
Festive Florals Ladies' Night
29 November '14 7pm 'til late
Get into the Christmas spirit and pick up a new skill at this festive floral demonstration by experts Stems Design. Watch Lynne create her magic with three festive designs, make notes and impress your friends with your table decorating skills. Enjoy a tempting selection of freshly made sweet and savoury canapés and a glass of fizz on arrival. You will also get a chance to have an exclusive shopping night in our Christmas Market.
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